Silicom says cyber security customer picked its 5G edge networking device
Silicom said the customer has already placed an initial order and expects ramp-up to begin before the end of 2026.
Silicom said on Sept. 2, 2026, that a tier-1 cloud-based cyber security customer selected its edge networking device with integrated 5G wireless connectivity.
The company said the customer has already placed an initial order and is expected to place additional orders in the near term. Silicom said ramp-up is expected to begin before the end of 2026, and projected annual revenue from the device alone would exceed $5 million at full ramp-up.
Silicom said the win is its eighth design win in 2026, matching the total number it secured during all of 2025.
In the release, the company said the customer selected Silicom after many months of evaluation. CEO Liron Eizenman said integrated cellular connectivity was a key differentiator in the competitive process.
Silicom also said it and the customer are evaluating additional higher-end edge devices, including a GPU-integrated edge device for Edge AI use cases. The company said that if a broader platform is selected, revenue from the relationship could grow beyond current expectations.
The release included forward-looking statements and risk disclosures. Silicom said it depends on a limited number of customers and faces exposure to geopolitical and shipping-route disruptions.
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